Brandon Gregg, 69, has had major depression for over 40 years and nothing has helped him gain relief - not 30 types of medications, electroconvulsive therapy, an implant into his brain or countless clinical trials. Until he found out about a new clinical study being run through the Stanford Brain Stimulation Laboratory, led by researchers Nolan Williams and Keith Sudheimer, who are testing the effects of accelerated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation to treat severe depression. The initial results are promising and could pave the way for future treatment of people with major depressive disorder. Video by Veronica Weber/Palo Alto Online.

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